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Pahokee, which translates to "grassy waters" in the Seminole language, holds significant cultural importance for the Seminole Tribe. It refers to the region's lush wetlands and rich ecosystem, which have been crucial for traditional hunting, fishing, and gathering practices. The name embodies the tribe's deep connection to the land and their enduring relationship with the Everglades. Additionally, Pahokee serves as a reminder of the tribe's history and resilience in the face of challenges.
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What was the origin of the tribe that came to be known as the Seminole?
They came from the Mississippi river
What is a major accomplishment of Osceola?
Osceola helped lead the Seminole tribe in the Second Seminole War.
What Indian tribe whose name means runaway?
The Seminole tribe's name has this meaning.
Indian tribe whoses name means runaway?
The Seminole Indians. :)
What was the climate of the Seminole Indian Tribe?
the seminole lived in the everglades in florida.
Why do the Seminole call themselves the?
The Seminole tribe is the only Native American tribe that were unconquered by the white men when they came to America.
What were the Seminole tribe people skilled at?
the seminole tribe pepole were skilled at making huts,clothing,art,food,etc
What tribe in Florida was led by chief osceola?
the seminole tribe
What region did the Seminole tribe live?
southern tribe in forida
What tribe does Osceola a member of?
He is a seminole
How many reservations does the seminole tribe maintain?
The tribe has 70 reservations.
What is the most populated Seminole tribe in Florida?
The seminoles are their own tribe.
